Calling jablunka, (help with laying the draw)

[Guest ghostdog]

Don't know if you are still around? I like your laying the draw system, but not having the most logical mind I'm struggling with one area. If the underdog scores first and the draw odds go in, how do you deal with it? You can't back the draw at all, or you'd lock in a loss. Happened yesterday with Blackburn-Charlton. Layed the draw at 3.6, Charlton scored and the draw was stuck at 3.5 for a long time. You back the loser at the higher price and lay them off if they equalise, as well as laying the leader, but is this enough to cover the draw liability? You also seem to leave the draw liability open for a long time after a goal. Is this because you already have a profit inherent in the position, or are waiting to get one? Hope you are still out there and can give me some advice. it's a very enjoyable system, but this aspect is hard for me to handle. Thanks a lot for the thread. It's given me some good entertainment. If anyone is interested, here is the original thread: pub112.ezboard.com/fpunte...=456.topic Help appreciated from any quarter.

[Guest OddsAgainst]

Re: Calling jablunka, (help with laying the draw) It was not a winning system, it relied on the market moving in your favour, i.e. on your judgement being correct. My advice is to forget it. If the market moves against you there is nothing you can do except possibly reduce you losses. Stick to what you know and are comfortable with is my advice.